It recommends apps based on what your friends Like and use rather than the oft-misguided wisdom of the masses like Apple and Google's app store charts.
As Mr. Romney spent part of his Sunday preparing for the debates, his advisers dismissed concerns about his candidacy as misguided conventional wisdom confined to Washington.
In thirty-two wide-ranging chapters, Bellos variously corrects bits of misguided folk wisdom (Eskimo, it turns out, does not have a hundred words for snow), explains why Google Translate is so effective, and dismisses literal translation as "the shadow of another, more ancient world".
The event seemed to be the predictable result of a misguided conventional wisdom that had been forming on Capitol Hill for weeks, which is we cannot bring these detainees into the United States because "they are the worst of the worst".
Conventional wisdom suggests 67 votes are necessary (first a vote of 60 to break the filibuster, then a vote of 67 to change the Senate rules), yet Klein observes this conventional wisdom may be misguided.
Subsequent leaders and judges recognized that the ancient wisdom relating to blacks was misguided, unfair, and dangerous.
Over the years, I have composed some little routines that I called "misguided meditations" — Buddhist shtick based on the tradition's profound wisdom but more directly geared toward humor.
Another finding which seems to confound conventional marketing wisdom is that most campaigns that try to increase customer loyalty are misguided.
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
